Hello..
I think I have found a bug in the way add command works.
Situation:
The user performs the "cvs remove -d Bundle.properties" command on a remote
pserver.
This removes the file from repository.
Then later he/she wants to resurect the file.
I got 3 different replies depending on where/ in which directory I ran the
add command.
lets say the Bundle.properties file resides in directory
c:\src\forte\javacvs\src\org\netbeans\modules\cvsclient\caching
1. If I run the command in the caching directory, (cvs add
Bundle.properties), everything runs ok, the file is resurected and appears
in the working directory again.
(see attachment log3.in and log3.out)
2. if I run the command in the cvsclient directory (cvs add
caching/Bundle.properties), cvs gives output as if everything is ok, however
doesn't resurect the file..
(see attachment log2.in and log2.out)
3. if running in the modules directory (cvs add
cvsclient/caching/Bundle.properties), cvs aborts with an error message.
(see attachment log1.in and log1.out)
Is this a bug? Where to report the bug?
<<log1.out>> <<log2.out>> <<log3.out>> <<log1.in>> <<log2.in>>
<<log3.in>>
Thanks.
Milos Kleint
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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